[LouieFisk]

Meh. Now, if they can manage to get Windows 10 updates to work right that - that - would be an accomplishment!

[Paladin2]

Looks like it needs some serious Grid Power.

It can be anywhere close to a seriously connected transformer.

[Hattie]

That’s probably got all our votes for the 2024 presidential election already counted.

[ro_dreaming]

We did something like that back in the 80’s when I was in the Navy. Converted an 8 x 8 paint locker into a mobile COMSEC/ELINT pod, and would drop it aboard various ships afloat for a small cruise here or there. Yes, we called it “PL-1”, or “Paint locker”.

We also had a medium sized intercept vehicle, called NOMAD, which resembled a large refrigerated vegetable truck.

Then, the creme’ de la creme, was Coyote, a 45’ long solid white trailer pulled behind a snub-nose Peterbilt tractor trailer, which collected from 0 to 10.2 GHz RF, HFDF, voice, video, lots of HP Spectrum Analyzers, a dedicated CTM crew, a dedicated EN pair of driver/backup driver, and lots of us CTT’s to wire all sorts of things together.

Lots of fun was had by all with that one.

[Jan_Sobieski]

Wonderful. The guy that wants to reduce our population by 7 Billion, force us to all get DNA changing vaccines, and also get a “Mark” in order to travel, buy, or sell controls the internet using Elon Musk’s satellites.

Can I go back to the 50s?

[SmokingJoe]

Microsoft’s Project Natick team deployed the datacenter to the seafloor off the coast of the Orkney Islands in Scotland where it operated for two years. Photo by Jonathan Banks. 6 of 14 Members of the Project Natick team power wash the Northern Isles underwater datacenter, which was retrieved from the seafloor off the Orkney Islands in Scotland.

https://news.microsoft.com/innovation-stories/project-natick-underwater-datacenter/#:~:text=Microsoft%E2%80%99s%20Project%20Natick%20team%20deployed%20the%20datacenter%20to,the%20seafloor%20off%20the%20Orkney%20Islands%20in%20Scotland.

[bigbob]

And it will make sure you have plenty of Bing and Cortana.

[tbw2]

They also recently tested self-contained data centers in cargo containers that were put underwater for two years. The idea was to lower real estate costs and take advantage of the natural cooling.

Microsoft finds underwater datacenters are reliable, practical and use energy sustainably
https://news.microsoft.com/innovation-stories/project-natick-underwater-datacenter/